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China food safety

China food safety
A crisis in confidence in China's food industry emerged after melamine was found in domestically produced baby formula in 2008. The scandal sickened 300,000 babies and resulted in six premature deaths. Other stories of fake eggs, diseased pork, recycled oil, mislabelled meat and more have only led to more calls for industry reform.
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Chinese kindergarten owner given life sentence over lead paint poisoning scandal

Five others are also jailed after more than 200 children in Gansu were poisoned by paint used to improve the appearance of canteen food.

39 pupils and staff fall ill after eating school lunches in Sha Tin

After Beijing’s food-safety warning, will Sam’s Club slow its expansion?

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China proposes ban on ‘irrational’ food-delivery subsidies to end price wars

Regulators target predatory pricing and merchant coercion, with new rules requiring that tech giants disclose subsidy data and not disrupt the market.

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A Sam’s Club store in Shanghai. Photo: Shutterstock
Shoppers at the Sam’s Club store in Beijing’s Shunyi district in July last year. Photo: Getty Images
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